Senior Fellows, Chris Heaney and Sacoby Wilson and Advisory Committe member Omega Wilson were recently published in the new journal Environmental
Justice, on the problems of a lack of basic ammenities in low-income communities of color
across North Carolina. Click here for the article Built Environment Issue in Unserved and Underserved
African American Neighborhoods in North Carolina
2008 Southeast Fellow, Amadou Diop's article "The Legacy of African American Land" was published in the Summer 2008
edition of Forest Wisdom, a publication of The Forest Guild.
Atlanta at Risk of Running Dry? Listen to 2008 Southeast Fellow
Darryl Haddock discuss the current water situation in Atlanta and who is affected
on NPR.
2008 Southeast Fellow, K.C. Boyce was quoted in a
Georgia Trend article about sustainable construction.
2007 Southeast Fellow, Sarah Barmeyer was recently quoted in the Savannah Morning News
regarding Atlanta's water woes.
I've gained contacts, tools, and inspiration through ELP; and the contacts, both regionally and nationally, have not only broadened my professional network but also opened up new friendships.
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professional network but also opened up new friendships. 